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2011-2012 Emmy® Nominees 2011-2012 Emmy® Nominees Chicago/Midwest Chapter National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Tabulated by: Plante Moran 10 S. Riverside Plaza Chicago, IL 60606 NATAS CHICAGO/MIDWEST CHAPTER c/o Columbia College 600 S. Michigan, Suite 705 Chicago, IL 60605 312-369-8600 [email protected] chicagoemmyonline.org Category #1 Outstanding Achievement for News Gathering – Spot News (Award to the Team of Reporters, Meteorologists, Anchors, Producers, Photographers, Editors, Directors, and Assignment Editors) Blagojevich in Prison: Kathy Brock, Cheryl Burton, Anchors; Chuck Goudie, Paul Meincke, Reporters; Jef Kos, Rosie Weaver, Directors; Lisa McGonigle, Producer; Richard Maginn, Executive Producer; Jennifer Hoppenstedt, Assignment Manager; Eric Siegel, Assignment Editor; Kevin Dalton, Patrick Keating, Photographers; Mike O’Reilley, Media Manager. WLS Bluff Collapse: Lori Waldon, Executive Producer; Renee Raffaelli, Tonya Simpson, Ed Reams, Emily Annunziata, Jessica Schmid, Producers; Matt Salemme, Mike Anderson, Marianne Lyles, Kent Wainscott, Reporters; Portia Young, Kathy Mykleby, Toya Washington, Jason Newton, Anchors. WISN NBC 5 News Today - Semi Hits House: Kathryn Janicek, Executive Producer; Lauren Petty, Reporter; Paul Nagaro, Maria Ruiz, Photographers; Jennifer Schwarz, Lacey McCraney, Producers; Dominick Stasi, Line Producer; Daniella Guzman, Stefan Holt, Anchors; Ben Bowman, Sandra Torres, Al Romero, Jamie Gregg, Content Producers; Mike Lorber, Traffic Reporter; Sarah Engel, Traffic Producer; Desiree Arroyo, Magdalena Soria, Directors; Eric Pahnke, Carl Hickman, Brian Bertino, Technical Directors; Jill Bastian, Assignment Editor; Keith Warner, Media Manager. WMAQ Blagojevich Verdict: Jennifer Lay-Riske, Producer; Joe Kolina, Executive Producer; Allison Rosati, Rob Stafford, Phil Rogers, Stefan Holt, Natalie Martinez, Mary Ann Ahern, Carol Marin, Alex Perez, Reporters; Stephanie Streff, Assignment Editor; Patrick Lake, Director; Don Moseley, Courtney Copenhagen, Co-Producers. WMAQ NATO Summit 2012: Richard Maginn, Executive Producer; Cheryl Burton, Judy Hsu, Alan Krashesky, Ron Magers, Hosea Sanders, Linda Yu, Anchors; Stacey Baca, Ravi Baichwal, Jessica D’Onofrio, Michelle Gallardo, John Garcia, Chuck Goudie, Theresa Gutierrez, Evelyn Holmes, Leah Hope, Eric Horng, Karen Jordan, Diane Pathieu, Sarah Schulte, Charles Thomas, Reporters; Roz Varon, Traffic Anchor; Reggi Lockhart, Traffic Producer; Alyson Koch, Lee Levin, Rosa Lopez, Harlan Shapiro, Mike Wall, Rosie Weaver, Directors; Arlene Erves, Jamee Garton Insko, Astrid Greve, Barry Jens, Sylvia Jones, Jon Klein, Stephen J. Lewis, Barb Markoff, Lisa McGonigle, Ann Pistone, Rob Taylor, Christine Tressel, Bob Veasey, Ross Weidner, Doug Whitmire, Producers; Adriana Cortez, Jennifer Hoppenstedt, Assignment Managers; Kristin Hoogenboom, Darah Languido, Jeff Marchese, Carlene Mosbach, Blanca Rios, Carrie Walker, Assignment Editors; Kay Cesinger, Stacy Friedman, Tom Greve, Marsha Jordan, Virginia Matos, Afua Owusu, Ken Rowe, Yuki Spellman, Don Villar, Writers; Nicole Cicio, Tonya Davis, Annie Esp, Alli Farkas, Glenn Holcomb, Tom Jarrett, Casey Klaus, Irit Nayden, Mike O’Reilley, John Silvey, Badriyyah Waheed, Editors; Mona Abdullah, Jan Federenko, Dave Fell, Patrice Folke, Media Managers; Ken Bedford, Victoria Blount, Eric Burns, Damon Carlino, Rodney Correll, Kevin Dalton, Jackie Denn, Michael Dukewich, Jeffrey Freeman, Richard Hillengas, Colin Hinkle, Joe Imbrogno, Patrick Keating, David Knickerbocker, Paul Laschinski, Mike Locashio, Michael Maher, James Mastri, Jim McIntyre, Jon Miller, Vince Munyon, Bill Newsom, Pat Nichols, Dwight Payne, Derrick Robinson, Patty Ryan, Manoocher Shandia, Tim Smith, Eugene Stanback, Mark Urban, Obie Varnado, Kenneth Webster, Luke Williamson, Photographers. WLS NATO Protest: Lauren Petty, Natalie Martinez, Mary Ann Ahern, Carol Marin, Phil Rogers, Charlie Wojciechowski, Lauren Jiggetts, Lisa Parker, Nesita Kwan, LeeAnn Trotter, Christian Farr, Michelle Relerford, Reporters; Matt Rodewald, Traffic Reporter; Anthony Ponce, Marion Brooks, Kim Vatis, Dick Johnson, Rob Elgas, Reporters/Anchors; Stefan Holt, Daniella Guzman; Rob Stafford, Allison Rosati, Anchors; Frank Whittaker, Debra Juarez, Matt Piacente, Executive Producers; Dominick Stasi, Todd Woolman, Kathryn Janicek, Joe Kolina, Daypart Managers; Laura Meehan, Natalie Templeton, Katy Moore, Bridget Minogue, Lacey McCraney, Anna Vasser, Wendy Talarico, Jennifer Lay-Riske, Jen Schwarz, Platform Managers; Jeanette Castillo, Ben Bowman, Mike Fitzpatrick, Susan Rivera, Paul Henderson, Shawna Prince, Al Romero, Marlene De La Cruz, Diane Znimerowski, Jen Schwarz, Jaime Gregg, Sandra Torres, Suzanne Richter, Zach Christman, Jim Langton, Robin Green, Franci Feirstein, 1 Kim Lynch, Bob Ray, Content Producers; Courtney Copenhagen, Katy Smyser, Lisa Capitanini, Don Moseley, Field Producers; Noel Montenegro, Brian Moore, Bill Jennings, Steve Curelo, Richard Weineger, Paul Nagaro, Maria Ruiz, Milton Rivera, Rick Stuckey, Dave Fraser, Joe Amigleo, Silvio Costales, Mable Miller, Ron Zahara, Todd Roberts, Tyndale Hurry, Paul Nickols, Mike Adams, Jeff Lauksmen, Al Brown, Donte Williams Sr., Mark Ringo, Mike McGovern, Ozie Baldwin, Matt Byrne, George Mycyk, Curtis Sweat, Photographers; Julio Martinez, Editor; Eviliss Rivera, Keith Warner, Carmen Capriola, Kevin Dill, Media Managers; Desiree Arroyo, Alison Ebert, Lisa Gonzalez, Hope Jordan, Patrick Lake, Directors; Chuck Bennette, Brian Bertino, Magdalena Soria, Nancy Yanagidate, Technical Directors; Angie Rosemond, Marco Stendardo, Stephanie Streff, Jackie Goldman, Jill Bastian, Anita Selvaggio, Austin Ganier Baumann, Assignment Editors. WMAQ Police and Protesters Clash During NATO Summit: Diana Brodeur, Executive Producer; Samantha Julien, Cris Allen, Sean Leidigh, Natalie Costa, Marsha Bartel, Katherin Czink, Jerry Howard, Geri Hearne, Charles Hayes, Jerilyn Cascino, Mary Novak, Tony Gnau, Pamela Grimes, Katie McDonough, Producers; Pat Curry, Kelly Barnicle, Krissy Miller, Chris Neale, Rick Strasser, Sam Unger, Kim Podgorski, Assignment Editors; Lourdes Duarte, Micah Materre, Robert Jordan, Jackie Bange Strickland, Tom Negovan, Dan Ponce, Marcella Raymond, Julie Unruh, Gaynor Hall, Reporters; Ike Isaac, Manny Medina, Mike D'Angelo, Eric Melcher, Kelvin Jackson, Joe Lynn, Armondo Aguilera, Phil Lejman, Brad Piper, Mike Zale, Bob Esp, Danny McGowean, Dave Plott, Vicky Thomas, Ray Blaney, Jordan Guzzardo, Photographers; Steven Novak, Joe Pizzo, Tony Torres, Directors. WGN Category #2 Outstanding Achievement for News Gathering – Single Investigative Story and Series (Award to the Reporter/Producer) Perfil Racial: Mariano Gielis, Reporter; Marisol Seda, Executive Producer; Gladys Valerio, Sonia Garcia, Maria de Lourdes Garcia, Producers. WGBO Pension Games: Mark Suppelsa, Reporter; Marsha Bartel, Jason Grotto, Ray Long, Jodi Cohen, Producers. WGN Gaming the Pensions: Dane Placko, Reporter. WFLD Tax Dollars Up in Smoke: Dane Placko, Reporter; Patrick McCraney, Patrick Rehkamp, Robert Herguth, Mike Schatz, Producers. WFLD Who's Driving Your Kids School Bus?: Rob Koebel, Reporter; Lindsey Morone, Paul Marble, Producers. WTMJ Category #3-a Outstanding Achievement for News Gathering – Serious News (Hard) Single Feature (Award to the Reporter/Producer) Conversation with an Addict: Katie Rousonelos, Producer; Barclay Pollak, Reporter. WMTV Shattered Trust: Mike De Sisti, Producer. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Furry Hope: Henry Rosoff, Reporter; Jeremy Mews, Producer. WITI Driving to Save Lives: Sean Towle, Producer; Henry Rosoff, Reporter. WITI What's In A Name?: Robin Green, Mark Ringo, Tony Vitale, Producers; Lisa Parker, Reporter. WMAQ Battle in Seattle: Phil Rogers, Reporter; Richard Moy, Co-Producer. WMAQ Category #3-b Outstanding Achievement for News Gathering – Serious News (Hard) Series (Award to the Reporter/Producer) Right to Die: Lori Waldon, Executive Producer; Abe Lubetkin, Reporter; Rita Aleman, Bob Palmer, Producers. WISN 2 Human Trafficking: Marion Brooks, Reporter; Richard Moy, Mike McGovern, Mark Ringo, Paul Nagaro, Stephanie Streff, Producers. WMAQ The Confidence Man: Bryan Polcyn, Reporter; David Michuda, Producer. WITI Stolen Innocence: Robin Robinson, Reporter; Ann Serafin, Lou Hinkhouse, Eddie Bartlett, Chuck Quinzio, Nathan Holder, Jeff Weirus, Lisa Vucsko, Producers. WFLD Category #3-c Outstanding Achievement for News Gathering – Light News (Soft News) Single Feature (Award to the Reporter/Producer) Shipwrecked: Sean Towle, Producer; Jenna Sachs, Reporter. WITI Lexia's Lens: Jeremy Nichols, Producer; Andy Choi, Reporter. WISC Spam I Am: Robin Green, Mark Ringo, Tony Vitale, Producers; Lisa Parker, Reporter. WMAQ Category #3-d Outstanding Achievement for News Gathering – Light News (Soft News) Series (Award to the Reporter/Producer) Zona Digital: Alfonso Gutierrez, Producer/Reporter. WSNS Chicago's Very Own: Jennifer Milkowski, Producer; Micah Materre, Reporter. WGN Art Norman's Chicago: Richard Moy, Producer; Art Norman, Reporter; Pamela Oliver, Co-Producer. WMAQ Category #4-a Outstanding Achievement for News Specialty Report/Series - Arts/Culture/ Entertainment (Award to the Reporter/Producer) Milwaukee's Music Man: Michael Lowe, Reporter; Andrew Konkle, Producer. WITI About Last Night: Marcus Riley, Reporter. Cameron Burkett, Producer. WMAQ Arte en el Barrio: Maria de Lourdes Garcia, Gladys Valerio, Cecilia Fontes, Producers; Enrique Rodriguez, Reporter. WGBO Buddy Guy: Pamela Grimes, Producer; Steve
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